This large handcrafted linocut print is inspired by a sacred White Mountain Apache folktale about a cosmic Weaver who continues her sacred task — weaving the threads of existence — even as Raven pecks relentlessly at the edges of her fabric. This powerful image embodies the eternal tension between creation and undoing, light and shadow - a symbol of sacred perseverance, cosmic balance, and divine transformation. In essence she is the Weaver of Divided Worlds, the Threshold-Keeper, the Mediatrix of the in-between. It is an honoring of the one who braids the broken back into belonging, weaves what is wounded into what is whole, interlaces the lost and the living into a shared tapestry.

This original design includes this sacred seamstress with her companion Raven in a Yin Yang shape alongside wild North American plants and flowers native to the Southwestern United States including: thistles, blackberries, wild reeds, poppies and bristly foxtail grasses and plenty of black feathers!

PRINT SIZE: 16" x 16",

PAPER SIZE: 20" x 20"

MATERIALS: It is hand printed with Black Caligo Safewash non-toxic archival printmaking Ink on two different paper options: archival quality handmade Hosho Paper, which is lightweight, has a rustic feel, is slightly translucent in either white color or a warm natural tone; or white Arnhem 1618® Printmaking Paper which is imported from the Netherlands, which is a heavier cardstock weight. Please see photos for the difference in color between white and warm white.

HANDCRAFTED: Because every print is individually hand-carved, slight variations and natural carving marks are part of what makes each piece a distinctive work of handmade art. Authentic carving textures and small handmade variations are a beautiful part of the process, adding depth, character, and one-of-a-kind charm to every print.

GIFT IDEAS: This makes a perfect gift for someone whose experiences resonate with living in the threshold between worlds however this might be defined. It boldly honors the vitality that comes after great loss, and how these two opposites are forever entwined. It appeals to those drawn to pagan and witchcraft-inspired artwork, lovers of crows and ravens, folklore enthusiasts, or anyone fascinated by the regenerative cycles of life, and yin and yang. This print celebrates the sacred feminine, mythic storytelling, indigenous mythology and the eternal interplay of creation and unmaking.

PACKAGING: This print will be carefully rolled in Kraft paper, packed in a recycled clear bag and shipped in a recycled cylindrical tube. A one-page insert including a description of the folktale is included with the print. Gift wrap and a handwritten note to a gift recipient is possible, please mention it in your note to seller.

SHIPPING: All my prints are packaged and shipped out within 1-3 business days. Free shipping for U.S. Customers. International customers, please purchase this print on Etsy. I no longer provide international shipping through this website.

Questions? Please feel free to reach out here, or email me at diemdangers@gmail.com.

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